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December 11, 1938
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
Bill Elliott from Central High School's speech team won first place in original oratory at a San Diego contest with 100 students from nine high schools. Jack Carr placed fourth in oratory, and Helen Moore reached finals in extemporaneous speaking.
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El Centro Youth Oratory Winner
Bill Elliott of Central high school's speech team won first place for original oratory Friday in the contest in San Diego in which some 100 students representing nine high schools competed.
With the exception of Central, the other contestants were all from San Diego county.
The subject of Bill's oration was 'Nazi Germany's Future as a Nation'
Jack Carr made the finals also in the oratorical contest, placing fourth. and Helen Moore reached the finals in extemporaneous speaking.
Bill Elliott of Central high school's speech team won first place for original oratory Friday in the contest in San Diego in which some 100 students representing nine high schools competed.
With the exception of Central, the other contestants were all from San Diego county.
The subject of Bill's oration was 'Nazi Germany's Future as a Nation'
Jack Carr made the finals also in the oratorical contest, placing fourth. and Helen Moore reached the finals in extemporaneous speaking.
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Oratory Contest
Speech Team
First Place
San Diego
Youth Winner
What entities or persons were involved?
Bill Elliott
Jack Carr
Helen Moore
Where did it happen?
San Diego
Story Details
Key Persons
Bill Elliott
Jack Carr
Helen Moore
Location
San Diego
Event Date
Friday
Story Details
Bill Elliott won first place in original oratory on the topic 'Nazi Germany's Future as a Nation' in a contest with 100 students from nine high schools, mostly from San Diego county. Jack Carr placed fourth in oratory, and Helen Moore reached finals in extemporaneous speaking.